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The arts connected with building: lectures on craftsmanship and design delivered at Carpenters hall, London wall, for the worshipful company of carpenters (1909)

Davison, T. Raffles (Thomas Raffles), 1853-1937 · London : B.T. Batsford · leaf 200

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ly correct as possible? The use of “ fibrous plaster,” which was invented about fifty years ago, is a method which necessitates all the work being cast, consequently it is the modeller who becomes solely responsible for the artistic properties of the work. Some work is l)etter and cheaper modelled… … A Coved Cornice, l)y Laurence A. Turner. that it is quite hopeless to even touch upon this side of the subject, but I am very certain of this, that it is only to be learnt by the system of apprenticeship. I feel very strongly about this. It is very well to append evening classes to daily…

Worshipful Company of Carpenters (London, England) · Architecture · Decoration and ornament · Interior decoration

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